Album Info
| Artist: | The John Coltrane Quartette |
| Album: | Coltrane |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Released: | Worldwide, 2022 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Out Of This World | 14:01 |
| Written-By - H. Arlen-J. Mercer | ||
| A2 | Soul Eyes | 5:23 |
| Written-By - Mal Waldron | ||
| B1 | The Inch Worm | 6:15 |
| Written-By - Frank Loesser | ||
| B2 | Tunji (Toon-gee) | 6:32 |
| Written-By - John Coltrane | ||
| B3 | Miles' Mode | 7:30 |
| Written-By - John Coltrane |
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Details
Original Release Year: |
1962 |
Genre(s): |
Jazz, Hard Bop, Modal |
Format: |
Vinyl Record LP |
Description
"Coltrane," released in 1962, is an album by the John Coltrane Quartet. This album is a significant work in Coltrane's discography, showcasing his transition from the hard bop style of his earlier recordings to the more modal and free jazz styles he would later develop. The album features Coltrane's classic quartet with McCoy Tyner on piano, Jimmy Garrison on bass, and Elvin Jones on drums, a lineup that would become one of the most influential groups in jazz history.
The album opens with "Out of This World," a track that immediately sets a tone of exploration and innovation. Coltrane's tenor saxophone, with its powerful and searching quality, drives the piece, while the rest of the quartet provides dynamic and responsive support. The track's adventurous harmonic approach and the quartet's interactive playing are indicative of the album's forward-thinking nature.
"Soul Eyes" is a standout ballad on the album, showcasing Coltrane's lyrical and sensitive side. The song features a beautiful, haunting melody played by Coltrane with deep emotional resonance. McCoy Tyner's subtle and supportive piano accompaniment further enhances the reflective mood of the piece.
"The Inch Worm" is another highlight, featuring a playful and catchy melody. The quartet's interpretation of this tune is a testament to their ability to take a relatively simple composition and transform it into a complex and engaging jazz piece. The track showcases the quartet's cohesive interplay and individual virtuosity.
Throughout "Coltrane," the quartet explores a range of dynamics, emotions, and musical ideas. The album's compositions and improvisations are characterized by their depth and intensity, reflecting Coltrane's constant pursuit of artistic and spiritual growth.
The production on the album, while straightforward, captures the quartet's sound with clarity and warmth. The recording allows each musician's contributions to be heard distinctly, highlighting the group's individual talents and their collective synergy.
In conclusion, "Coltrane" is a pivotal album in John Coltrane's career and in the evolution of jazz. The album captures a moment of transition for Coltrane and his quartet, as they move towards more exploratory and boundary-pushing music. "Coltrane" is not only a showcase of the quartet's immense talent and cohesiveness but also a reflection of Coltrane's deepening artistic vision. The album is celebrated for its innovation, emotional depth, and its lasting impact on the world of jazz.
